Until the End of Time is the fourth posthumous studio album released from the late rapper Tupac Shakur. This album consists of a collection of unreleased material and remix end songs from Tupac's "Makaveli" period while signed to Death Row Records. This album was the second album released without Shakur's creative input. Until the End of Time was very highly anticipated and ended up being the best selling hip hop album in 2001. As of 2011, the album has been certified 3x platinum in the US. The single "Until the End of Time" features Richard Page and contains a sample from the song "Broken Wings", a 1985 song by Mr. Mister (from which Page is lead singer). The video for this song featured a compilation of unreleased footage of Tupac Shakur. Suge Knight and Afeni Shakur were the executive producers of this album, with ten of the songs being produced by longtime Tupac producer and friend Johnny "J". Most of the tracks were remixed from their original master tape versions and were censored of any references to Death Row Records or its artists (for example, the track "This Ain't Livin" has a shout out to Snoop Dogg, but due to him being a Death Row artist, it was censored to prevent Amaru's association with the label, although this was a joint release between the two labels). Songs like "Fuckin' with the Wrong Nigga", "Ballad of a Dead Soulja", "Good Life", "LastOnesLeft", "Runnin' On E" and "Thug N U Thug N Me" are the only tracks known to have been kept true to the original mixes, albeit "Ballad of a Dead Soulja" is missing a couple of instruments to keep from registering the original C. Mayfield sample. Until the End of Time is the fourth posthumous studio album released from the late rapper Tupac Shakur. This album consists of a collection of unreleased material and remix end songs from Tupac's "Makaveli" period while signed to Death Row Records. This album was the second album released without Shakur's creative input. Until the End of Time was very highly anticipated and ended up being the best selling hip hop album in 2001. As of 2011, the album has been certified 3x platinum in the US. The single "Until the End of Time" features Richard Page and contains a sample from the song "Broken Wings", a 1985 song by Mr. Mister (from which Page is lead singer). The video for this song featured a compilation of unreleased footage of Tupac Shakur. Suge Knight and Afeni Shakur were the executive producers of this album, with ten of the songs being produced by longtime Tupac producer and friend Johnny "J". Most of the tracks were remixed from their original master tape versions and were censored of any references to Death Row Records or its artists (for example, the track "This Ain't Livin" has a shout out to Snoop Dogg, but due to him being a Death Row artist, it was censored to prevent Amaru's association with the label, although this was a joint release between the two labels). Songs like "Fuckin' with the Wrong Nigga", "Ballad of a Dead Soulja", "Good Life", "LastOnesLeft", "Runnin' On E" and "Thug N U Thug N Me" are the only tracks known to have been kept true to the original mixes, albeit "Ballad of a Dead Soulja" is missing a couple of instruments to keep from registering the original C. Mayfield sample. false 2025-11-07 21:59:09 2001 2001-01-01 2001-01-01 124 Blues Conscious Hip Hop Gangsta Rap Hardcore Hip Hop Hip Hop West Coast Hip Hop Amaru Entertainment Death Row Records Interscope Records 111318 2110832 bf637175-beff-4a22-8561-40c40c0db9f7 382f1005-e9ab-4684-afd4-0bdae4ee37f2 5cb89637-99af-3638-8500-4b3c518d6e95 /config/metadata/library/4d/4d368d53b1fa1cd2c2e39cc0c7102f0d/folder.jpg 2Pac 2Pac featuring Left Eye 2Pac 1 1 04:15 1 2 05:19 1 3 03:44 1 4 04:53 1 5 04:17 1 6 03:55 1 7 04:04 1 8 03:56 1 9 05:32 1 10 03:37 1 11 04:12 1 12 03:07 1 13 04:26 1 14 05:01 1 15 04:38 2 1 01:45 2 2 04:04 2 3 05:04 2 4 04:22 2 5 05:07 2 6 03:41 2 7 03:32 2 8 03:59 2 9 04:29 2 10 04:07 2 11 04:25 2 12 05:37 2 13 04:30 2 14 04:27